Here are the 10 US cities with the most breweries and microbreweries per capita.
Portland, Oregon has the most breweries and microbreweries of any city in the world.
From underground lagering cellars in the 1800s to newly-opened beer museums, the history of breweries in the US is almost as rich as an ice-cold glass of the stuff.
Infogroup ranked US cities of over 1 million people based on their concentration of beer and wine businesses per 10,000 residents. Here are 10 cities where the tap never runs dry.
Miller Brewery in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.Shutterstock
The Milwaukee Brewers baseball team plays in Miller Park. Need we say more? Milwaukee is also home to some of the largest brewers in the country, such as Schlitz, Miller and Pabst.
8. Cincinnati, Ohio
A view from above of the bar at the Hilton Cincinnati Netherland hotel bar in Cincinnati, Ohio.Shutterstock
Cincinnati was literally built on beer in the mid-1800’s, when breweries dug lagering cellars and tunnels underground.
7. San Diego, California
A refreshing glass of beer at San Diego Beer Week in San Diego, California.Flickr/crosby_cj
San Diego is big on beer, as proven by the San Diego Beer Week, which includes events like beer train trolley tours and a rare beer breakfast.